2026-01-19 07:21:23

The buyback plan for a certain token looks a bit shaky. From the last round of collective shouting at 1.4 to now, the decline has already eaten up 60%, making this operation truly hard to understand. This morning, it even dipped to 0.54, still needing a 50% increase from the cost price to break even—no one knows how long it will take to recover.

Where exactly did the buyback funds go? This is the question in front of us. Token buybacks are supposed to be a positive signal, but instead, there is continuous selling, and this contrast is indeed stimulating. Such plots in the crypto world are not the first time; every time, there are promises of grand plans, but in the end, investors are the real ones who get cut—being taken advantage of. In the future, it's wiser to stay cautious and keep a distance from such tokens.

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SnapshotStriker

· 01-19 07:51

It's the same old trick again. How did the buyback funds just disappear? This time it's really outrageous. The promised positive news was followed by a sharp sell-off. Laughing to death. From 1.4 to now... brothers who are trapped, don't hold on stubbornly. The flow of funds is just a mystery. Who would believe that? I've seen similar situations before. Every time, they promise to have a big picture, but in the end, we're the ones who get screwed. Next time, it's better to stay far away from these kinds of coins for peace of mind.

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OnchainSniper

· 01-19 07:40

Is this buyback plan just a cover-up? Has the funds really gone in? Since 1.4, I've been watching a good show Another buyback and also harvesting profits, this routine is so old Selling off so aggressively, what’s the point of talking about buybacks... LOL Only 50% return, who knows when that will happen This is the "pattern" in the crypto world, investors are the real big players If I encounter this kind of thing again, I must have lost my mind

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 01-19 07:33

It's the same old trick again, how can the repurchase funds just disappear into thin air? Falling from 1.4 to now is truly unbelievable, who can withstand this buy and sell? Where are the promised good news? It turns out to be a sad song for the bagholders. I saw that shot at 0.54 too. How long does it need to rebound before turning around? Everyone knows where the money went, but no one dares to break that layer of paper. When talking about the big picture, everyone is a big V; when it comes to cutting leeks, the execution is extremely strong. I've already learned to avoid these kinds of projects, a bloody lesson.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 01-19 07:30

I see clearly now, this is just a scam. 1.4 to 0.54, no one could have come up with this move. Buyback funds? Haha, they were already flowing into a big wallet long ago. Another "pattern" to cut leeks, old trick. Still 50% above the cost? I’m done watching. Be more cautious next time, avoid these kinds of coins. This is called "talking about the pattern"? I think it's about how to run away.

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HodlTheDoor

· 01-19 07:21

Buyback plan? Laughing out loud, how can they call for a buyback when the fund flow is so opaque? --- Hardly took a 60% drop, I really don’t understand this move. --- It's the same old trick, sounding nice but actually just dumping. The crypto world really has no new tricks. --- Breaking the support at 0.54 directly, it needs to rise another 50% to break even. We might have to wait until the Year of the Monkey. --- Every time they promise to show a bigger picture, but after cutting losses, there's no follow-up. Learned to be smarter. --- Where did the funds go? That’s the key question. Can anyone explain?

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